CDs purchased:
Digital album downloads:
CDs from LaLa swaps:
Digital singles downloaded:
# of music service subs:
Live shows attended:
|
04
86
-
-
50
-
30
|
05
76
-
-
38
-
26
|
06
50
44
69
63
1
36
|
07
64
70
28
22
1
35
|
08
62
65
11
38
1
44
|
09
101
50
7
60
1
35
|
10
59
12
-
22
-
35
|
11
73
13
-
58
-
36
|
12
48
12
-
37
-
28
|
13
58
11
-
28
-
32
|
14
37
12
-
39
-
44
|
15
43
1
-
14
-
38
|
16
31
2
-
17
-
38
|
17
14
16
-
4
2
38
|
18
18
10
-
5
2
40
|
19
34
12
-
1
3
45
|
20
2
30
-
-
3
7
|
21
2
21
-
2
3
19
|
22
4
14
-
1
3
53
|
23
3
15
-
-
3
48
|
24
4
3
-
-
3
27
|
25
1
12
-
-
3
58
|
Like last year, things were mostly consistent except my live music consumption, which stormed back to an all-time high, after a disappointing 2024. Turns out, giving up full-time employment makes a big difference!
Otherwise, little change. All my digital downloads were from Bandcamp. The single CD purchase came from a Kelly Moran show. I've still got subscriptions to three music services: Spotify, Qobuz, and TIDAL. I'm pleased that Spotify finally launched Lossless, but until that's supported in my music management software of choice, Roon, I will stick with Qobuz and TIDAL.
Roon tells me that I've added 153 albums and singles to my music library this year. I should probably start tracking that number, as well as the total hours listened (which I can probably get from Last.fm's "scrobbler" feature). Maybe next year...
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